Ill Considered - Liminal Space - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

1x Disc, Digi Gatefold Sleeve. Matt finish. Shrinkwrap, Sticker, 30x25mm Artwork designed by Dutch artist Vincent de Boer, who the fans call the unofficial 5th member of Ill Considered. 'Precipice' takes Ill Considered back to their improvisational roots. Idris Rahman, Emre Ramazanoglu & Liran Donin operate as one to create an album highlighting their superlative talents and rightful position at the helm of the UK's Jazz scene. A rebirth following 2021's acclaimed 'Liminal Space', this new album has a raw, stripped simplicity harking back to the seminal albums of 70's Jazz. Ill Considered collaborate again with acclaimed visual artist Vincent de Boer to create the artwork for the album. Ill Considered formed in 2017 after Emre Ramazanoglu and Idris Rahman played together on some sessions and were motivated to try a new, fully improvised project with drums, bass, sax (and occasionally) percussion. The first jam they recorded, was then mixed and mastered in the same 24 hours by Emre and became the the band's first album. The band continued recording everything, pressing vinyl and distributing this via their own tag. This DIY approach as led to nine albums recorded both in the studio and live over three years built them a strong following as well as the respect and admiration of many of the leading lights in the UK jazz scene and beyond. Now for the first time, these albums will all be made available to a wider audience on streaming platforms allowing the world to discover the unique sonic universe of Ill Considered for themselves! Album Tracks 1. Jellyfish 2. Don't Be Sad (It's Too Late) 3. Vespa Crabro 4. Linus with the Sick Burn 5. And Then There Were Three 6. Katabatic 7. Black Lacquer 8. Kintsugi 9. Solenopsis 10. Alpenglow 11. Jellyfish 12. Don't Be Sad (It's Too Late) 13. Vespa Crabro 14. Linus with the Sick Burn 15. And Then Ther

Y2K prepper-rock for the underemployed. Tracked at home in 1999, the 1975 EP expands on Stratosphere's slacker-positive dreamscape, with layers of guitars both clean and fuzzy, humming organ, and-gasp!-a drum machine. Needle down, candles on. Album Tracks 1. Irato 2. Memphis Sophisticate 3. The Motion Picture 4. And Things (Are Mostly Ghosts) 5. August Relativity 6. Want No Light to Shine

Motion I is the debut album from Out Of/Into, the collective formerly known as The Blue Note Quintet, featuring pianist Gerald Clayton, alto saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins, vibraphonist Joel Ross, drummer Kendrick Scott, and bassist Matt Brewer. The band was formed in celebration of Blue Note Records' 85th Anniversary and embarked on an extensive U.S. tour in 2024 during which they honed a distinctive, progressive sound that is the perfect embodiment of the Blue Note ethos. InchBlue Note has been such a wonderful home for the community, for incredible musicians, for creativity, for all these years,Inch says Clayton. InchYou can't help but think about all those masters, all those heroes that you've grown up listening to. To get a chance to pay tribute and try to carry some of that essence forward is truly just an honor.Inch Album Tracks 1. .Ofafrii 2. Gabaldon's Glide 3. Radical 4. Second Day 5. Aspiring to Normalcy 6. Synchrony 7. Bird's Luck